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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
2
Notice for an UB sale by Welbourn and Wella of Georgetown invites inquiry for details and terms, with contact to discuss purchase under general auction conditions.
The obituary notes the death of Mr Georges Fisker, a respected breeder of high class draught stock, at his residence in Filautalun on a Wednesday evening. Born in 1812 in Suffolk, England, he migrated to South Australia with his parents and built a notable career in business and public life, including roles with the Gladstone Corporation and local councils. His death follows a period of illness, with services and interment planned in Gladstone Cemetery. He left a widow and three sons, with a daughter in Georgetown.
Town notice warns that meter charges will be collected to cover rates by October. The advisory lists payment procedures and checks to ensure accurate accounts.
A reader testimonial claims a treatment cured an asthma attack and improved health. The message credits a doctor and mentions various names and places, asserting wide availability and strong satisfaction with the remedy.
A Wednesday show drew good attendance despite bad weather. A town hall quncdet met in the evening. Mayoralty candidate Tiley, at residents request, may contest Gladstone. Elder, Smith Co. will run a monthly market on Tuesday offering 1575 sheep 17 cattle 12 horses and sundries. October 19 horse sale lists 154 horses from various districts. Locomotive Brand Harvesting Oil advertised as trusted by years. Blyth Kulunga Agricultural Society to hold fourth annual show on Wednesday in October with prize list and tours from Hort Virie Humley Bridge Wallaroo. notices from secretary Mr A E Duyetone.
Mrs Edith Wall of Clermont reports relief after using Chamberlain's Tablets for biliousness headaches and chest discomfort. She says the medicine made her feel like a new woman and she would not be without it for any price.
A Tuesday evening meeting at the Coruinevial Hotel reviewed wrangling events and personnel changes. Reports highlighted upcoming departures in the government and club leadership while outlining team selections for a Saturday match and listing officers and volunteers.
Northern rifle clubs meet at the Late National Bite Association matches in Adelaide. Caltowie’s Hewout and Banners of Toyleton tied for first with 47. Gladstone's G. L. Page placed fourth with £4. Thomas Wid Ef. Smith and Jos. William of Jamestown earned £4 each. William second in the Hosanquet event for £5. Bayadout of Melbourne won with 41. Port Pirie member placed money in later stages. W. Thomson of Gladstone dominated the King’s events on various days, with multiple prizes. The North-Western District won the Keister Trophy with 383 points. Metropolitan District tallied 380.
The Gladston e Dramatic Club presented True Metal at the Gladstone Town Hall on Monday with a full house. The production boasted seasoned staging by Mr C Ball and Mr T J Brown, and critics praised the cast for their improved performances and fitting scenery.
Gladstone and Crystal Brook clashed in Uryzibilla saloon Gladstone on Thursday September 1. The match went to twenty up with Uryatal Brook taking three games. Morgen Fraucin made the high break of 20 while Vrancis posted an average of 44. The crowd filled the room as spectators praised the tables and looked forward to the next visit.
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September meeting of Port Pirie Pioneers discussed funding for town improvements including stone buildings to convey permanence and deter fires. Emu vessel launched, dredging history recalled, and a Great Mararey Co mill blaze watched by hundreds with heroic firefighting efforts saving the south side while adjacent premises were looted.
The scene opened with a mill door ajar as flames took hold, with losses of building and stock estimated at £3500. An inquest led by Captain Wilhan and a fourteen‑member jury lasted nine and a half hours, hearing managers and insurers before a heated press exchange. A second fire erupted the following Sunday, but no volunteer brigade existed and water mains failed to reach the scene.
The district council meeting records payments to Crown Lands and roads projects, including main road advances for 1919-18, and approvals for lighting, footbridge construction, and canal access. Resignations noted for Wirrabara ward, with May election and a new returning officer appointed. The document lists tenders, offers, and financial details from several local officials and businesses.
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